I’ve never seen The Room. I’ve heard it’s bad. The clips I’ve seen are bad.
Some say it’s the worst movie ever made. Not having seen it, I can’t disagree. I’m not sure what’s the worst movie I’ve seen. Manos: The Hands of Fate? Plan 9 From Outer Space? Zaat (The Blood Waters of Dr. Z)? Howard the Duck?
I suppose I need to see The Room. One day, maybe.
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Plan 9 from Outer Space isn’t as bad as everyone says. I’ve seen worse.
I’ve never seen this movie either, but it looks like I haven’t really missed anything. It’s probably not as bad a movie as oh let’s say Dolomite or Eegah but it sounds like it’s not for want of trying.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363290/
Purple Butterfly. My ex and I used to call it “That Movie”. Not just bad, but B.O.R.I.N.G. Plus, we paid to watch it.
The worst movie I ever saw was from the 1800’s..something about a fake horse and Jockey going around and around a fake track. smh
Samuel Colt, an extraordinarily good mechanical and manufacturing engineer and inventor of the Colt six-shot revolver, was born July 19, 1814.
How bad a movie is should be graded on a curve. The older the movie, the bigger the curve. Why? Because the knowledge of how to make movies is always growing, and the technology for it is always improving. A lot of Ed Wood’s movies had really horrible special effects (visible wires, etc.). But there wasn’t CGI back then, or a lot of other tech available now, so Ed had a less capable toolset to make his movies with. That should be taken into account when “grading” how bad a movie is.